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From: Rolf =?iso-8859-1?Q?L=FCttecke?= <rolf.luettecke@michael-telecom.de>
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Hi all,

the following query, used in a perl-script, kills the backend -
but works when offered through "psql":

$query = "SELECT count(bk_vk_dem), to_char(sum(bk_vk_dem),'999999D00')
          FROM   ccbooked
          WHERE  bk_kartentyp = " . $kartenid[$i];


My configuration:
- DBI-1.13
- DBD-Pg-0.93
- SuSE-Linux 2.2.14
- PostgreSQL 7.0.2
- gcc 2.95.2

Any clou?

Thanx in advance
 -Rolf